thank you for joining us i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. major step today by bay area transit system toward keeping trains and passengers on time. katie marzullo has details. >> reporter: right now, commuters would see a message board like this. it doesn't say much just the date and time, when you depend on public transportation there is no greater gift than accurate information. so, as of this morning, caltrain is going to be testing a new system. it will tell new real-time, if

your train is on time or late, arriving and departing. it is going to be based on gps, which is already on the trains. both electronic messages will tell you whether your train is on time or late. also, a public announcement. right now some stations only have the public announcement. other stations have nothing. we talked with some of the commuters this morning. they say it sounds promising. >> connections, from the train is an issue. i'm like 5 or 10 minutes late for that connection which makes me late for work. having the gps and that time ahead of time would be wonderful. >> message board is a general announcement, not time-based. except sometimes they show the time. it would be nice to have updates on the message board. >> reporter: the testing is all this week on the new system today through friday. it begins at 10 a.m. and runs

until 3:00 in the afternoon. the announcements on the message board and audio will begin with this, "this is a test." the real-time information will be available on caltrain's website. you can get texan e-mail alerts. -- you can get text and e-mail alerts. you will know where your train is whether it is on time or late. the system is expected to be up and running by the end of the year. katie marzullo, abc7 news. developing news out of oakland. right now police are looking for a gunman who shot and wounded five people last night while they waited outside a theater. police were called to the regal theaters on second and washington shortly after 9:30 last night. witness says the victims were waiting outside the theater when a car pulled up and someone opened fire. three were able to get to a hospital. two others had to be taken by ambulance.

the victims were all expected to survive. amy hollyfield will have a live report coming up. this morning a judge will hand down a ruling that could impact governor brown's tax plan. at issue, where on the ballot the proposition will land? he signed legislation the end of june that will put his initiative at the top of the ballot. a los angeles attorney has filed suit to block the legislation and put her own initiative at the top. the decision will place the proposition either first or eighth on the ballot. internet service providers expect few customers to be affected by a malware threat. in 2007 cyber criminals designed software -- malware infected millions of computers. the fbi shut 'em down last year. authorities have been warning users the system they put in place to counteract the malware would end this weekend. between 46 and 64,000 computers in the u.s. are

still infected. >> if you were infected you had to go through them to get on the internet many once they went down you couldn't get online. the fbi replaced their server with its own clean servers. out in fbi is taking those servers down which means if you are infected, you are out of luck. >> experts say the problem can be fixed easily by calling yourselves provider or find instructions through a link on abc7news.com, look see it on tv. environmentalists expected to turn in enough signatures in san francisco today to qualify a november ballot measure that would require a plan to drain a reservoir. the group says voters have a chance to bring the valley back on par with the pristine beauty of the yosemite valley. it was spectacular. opponents say it would be

impractical and a big waste of millions. the developers of san francisco's 60 story condo tower land begin building the second tower this week. the development company plans to break ground this week on a 50 story tower built next to the first tower finished in 2008 as the real estate market went into a tailspin. in marin garbage rates heading up in areas near mill valley and tiburon. supervisors are expected to review a plan tomorrow that would hike rates nearly 5%. affected neighbored would include shoreline, paradise. 900 residental and commercial customers are involved the increase would bring the cost of a 32 gallon garbage began to $39.82 a month or nearly $2 more than what they pay now >> this week santa cruz is scheduled to consider several

measures designed to protect the environment. a ban on plastic bags another proposal would ban the sale of foam a third measure could tackle the way electronic waste is recycled. if the council gives approval final vote could come the end of the month. triple digits expected the bay area later this week making conditions dry and dangerous for firefighters. it was a busy day sunday. several grass fires erupted in bay point a fire blackened 20 acres came close to hopes. firefighters relied on mutual aid to put out the blaze. in benicia firefighters put out a blaze rail ties caught fire and made the location difficult for firefighters to reach with normal gear. rail service to sacramento was delayed for several hours. 5:07.

meteorologist lisa argen in for mike this morning. she can tell us when the fire danger is going to pick up. >> mist and drizzle. >> good morning. live doppler 7 hd, you can see sweep on top of mount st. helena, will pick up low clouds and fog, fog surged inland. pretty nice day today, the higher elevations are where we look for the poor relative humidity recoveries in terms of the drier conditions. winds are never going offshore this week we are always going to have sea breeze. today 9:00 still cloudy in hayward and fremont. more sunshine towards midday, half moon bay, pacifica, we don't ever clear here in san francisco another comfortable afternoon in the 60s. we still are -- warmer conditions today, nothing too hard to take, microclimates from the coast inland valleys.

by tomorrow, more heat in our inland valleys. coastal drizzle, 50s to start out, upper 50s to low 60s by noon. later today 60s with clouds lingering to mid 90s inland. hottest day of the week looks to be wednesday. still looking at triple digit heat, high fire danger. details in a moment. frances, hopefully good news. there was an earlier injury crash northbound 680, has been cleared. now debris report in the oakland area carson street on-ramp to southbound 13 currently blocked if you are heading in that direction you may want to scoot farther south and get on 580 directly other than that no major accidents. live shot of the bay bridge toll, no complaints. ride on 680 as you head southbound here past north main, you are moving along nicely towards highway 20 four through the san ramon valley.

we check out the waze traffic app to show you the first signs of slow-down now on westbound 205 out of tracy, heavy traffic about seven minutes ago towards 11th street, right now still flowing well through the altamont pass. you can download it by going to abc7news.com/waze. 5:10 now. remembering a fallen comrade. next, the memories friends are sharing about a jockey they say loved his sport with a passion. also, the bay area bucks national gas price trend. we'll tell you where you can get this unique place in the bay area to call home. building pass, corporate card, verizon 4g lte phone.

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every race. >> he just do his business he liked to ride horses as bet he can. >> the group signed a picture of herrera that will be to his family. >> the bay area is bucking the national trend of rising gas prices this weekend, our prices while still higher than elsewhere are trending down after dropping for 75 days straight, gas prices are rising once more nationwide, up one cent over this past weekend in bay area $3.87 less expensive in oakland and san jose, where gas averages $3.72. how would you like to own your own island in san francisco bay? you could for five million dollars or sole. red rock island is for sale that is a discounted price, six miles north of san francisco near the

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premieres today at 1:00. beginning with liza minnelli. >> i do horrible drum rolls i'm sorry. i'm a big fan. and you will be a big fan of the show starts today at what time? >> 1:00. g gam! we have mist and drizzle. >> yeah, enjoy it today we have the heat on the way for the next couple of days. isn't this a pretty shot, low clouds and fog sunup 5:56. setting 8 34. today typical out there with temperatures warming up very summer like live doppler showing that we are monitoring things and it will be getting interesting around here in terms of the microclimates,

35° temperature swing maybe 40° tomorrow into wednesday we where going to keep our fog with us, our sea breeze and warming trend really confined to our inland valleys. here's a look at where we sit now, plenty of clouds east bay, 55 oakland, clear in concord and by the delta this morning with 55 there live more clouds, al san jose, mostly cloudy, we are definitely cooler this morning and we will be looking at coastal drizzle and a little mist if you head in warming trend does begin today, we will look for numbers to come up about 5%, still should be nice around the bay, cool at our coast, hot weather tomorrow into wednesday the hottest day of the week. here's a look at expect the next several days, santa rosa 90, tomorrow 10° warmer in the city, 9° warming, 5% of warming in santa cruz takes to

you the mid 90s you are already 98 tomorrow in livermore today low 90s wednesday 101°. we are getting a piece of that haoefrt -- a piece of that heat over the nation's mid section, temporary average readings by the end of the week today warm, set a record yesterday reno at the airport it was 99°. today should be pleasant here with mid and upper 80s in the south bay. all right mike -- sorry autopilot there. lisa is in for mike today. new crash just reported in santa rosa south 101 hearn a car drove off the roadway. problem in the oakland area on the carson street on-ramp, blocking the on-ramp to southbound 13, there's a large amount of garbage on the on-ramp, might take time to clear. 13 is flowing well in both directions.

check out the bay bridge toll, stall reported past metering lights, i see a car to the shoulder. i don't expect delays from the stall. we'll check out westbound 80 through berkeley, traffic right now still flowing well, no major problems to slow you down, drive time 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze south bay, live shot in san jose, this is northbound 101, right underneath 880, it is zooming along nicely from morgan hill, gilroy up the peninsula into san francisco. next, mars like you have never soon it before. new pictures just released. frightening scene in china. high -- high-wiy." i'm paula faris. i'm a dancer. and until now, my feet showed it.

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good morning. giants headed to the all-star break after getting hammered by the pirates in pittsburgh, 13-2. rough outing for lincecum. a's extra innings beat mariners 2-1, walk-off double in the 13th at the coliseum. nasa released two images from mars. the exploration rover opportunity captured this picture showing the fifth martian winter. this 360° scene combines more than 800 images taken by panoramic camera. the second image shows a crater spans 14 miles in diameter. the rover has spent a year

next to that crater. tense moments for a tightrope walker in china. he was attempting to walk backward blindfolded across the 766 tightrope suspended in the air it was windy and the cable began to sway with 130 feet to go he lost his balance and fell many he started feeling faint. fortunately, he was only slightly hurt in the fall. >> was there a net? >> no, no net. you see him walking out of the trees. >> slightly injured because he fell into the trees? >> yes at end the elevation of the ground was sloping off. >> okay. a night out at the movies turns violent in oakland many developing news, five people wounded. live with the latest. occupy farmers prepare to battle a plan to develop land owned by uc berkeley.

construction getting underway today at san francisco international airport that will make flights in the future hopefully fastest and safer. good morning. temperatures warming up around the bay. the city comfortable 66, fog at the coast, we warm to the low 90s inland, 80 fremont. if you are headed out of town, the heat is no longer a problem in the northeast, 87 in new york city, 86 in chicago. feeling good there. no thunderstorm activity to talk about. just a little rain south of d.c., maybe storms southwest of kansas city locally, no airport delays, plenty of low clouds, mist and drizzle at our coast, sea breeze intact throughout the day, keeping it cool, full weather forecast including seven day outlook coming up. if you need more information check out our flight

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good morning many hope you had a great weekend was good. but it ended. >> yeah, i know it is monday, thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. latest on developing news out of oakland. five are hospitalized with gunshot wounds after being shot outside a movie theater last night. >> amy hollyfield is live near the scene. >> reporter: as you know, oakland is known for having pockets of violence. this area is not known as one of those areas. jack london square is considered safe. the people last night were throwing their popcorn and running for safety. people who were here at the movie theater describe a chaotic scene. a lot of people were in line trying to get a ticket when shots were fired. people say there was shoving, as people were trying to get inside or get anywhere but here. this happened around 9:00 in front of the regal cinemas at second and washington in the jack london square area.

five people were shot, no arrests were made. >> bunch of kids out here planning to go to the movies to see spider-man car pull up and start shooting. >> reporter: then what happened? >> everybody start running. that was it. >> reporter: three victims drove themselves to the hospital police discovered one victim in front of the theater, another was a block away. all are expected to survive. police have a -- had a crazy out of control scene, scared witnesses and scattered victims. at this point no arrests have been made. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. former software company owner convicted of murdering his wife is scheduled to be back in court this morning where a jury selection begins in civil court.

hans reiser's children have filed a wrongful death suit against their father they want compensation for the murder of their mother. he was sentenced to 15 years to life after he led authorities to her body. the lawsuit asks for unspecified damages to be paid to the children by riser. family members believe he may have had -- have money hidden. >> they have suffered. somebody took their mother if anybody else had taken their mother in a car accident or something else they could be entitle told compensation. it is no different the fact it was their father other than the fact it is more tragic. >> hans reiser plans to represent himself in the civil trial as he did in the criminal trial. the children won't be in court they are living in russia with their maternal grandmother.'l tonight occupy protesters plan to protest the city council meeting because they want to keep a piece of uc berkeley owned property undeveloped. over the weekend they returned to the farm site.

they harvested some of the crops they planned while they occupied the land. police cleared everyone out may 14th, making several arrests. university offs want the site to be used as an open air lab. occupy protesters will rally ahead of a 7:30 meeting where a public hearing will be held. in the mendocino national forest wildfire threatening 25 structures has forced evacuation of nearby campgrounds. the fire has grown to 1200 acres. it started saturday afternoon. the mill valley, mill creek and lake campgrounds were evacuated and closed over the weekend. the cause of the fire is under investigation. into injuries reported. containment was expected friday all that has changed now that winds have expanded the fire. this morning investigators in oakland -- >> are trying to determine the cause of a fire that injured a firefighter. flames broke out in the

downtown area yesterday morning quick action by firefighters had the blaze under control in less than a half hour. fire crews managed to stop the flames from spreading. a firefighters -- a firefighter suffered burns and was taken for treatment. they are calling this latest fire suspicious. hospital officials in san francisco are asking for the public's help in identifying a patient who fell from a freeway overpass. they've released this picture of him. he appears to be a latino man in his 20s, with dark hair, brown eyes, 5'4 and 145 pounds he fell from the 280 freeway overpass saturday wearing a black t-shirt and light pants he is still unconscious and has severe head trauma. if you have any information that can help identify him call san francisco general hospital. this morning ground will be broken on a new air traffic control tower at san francisco international. federal officials, including

secretary of transportation ray lahood will join mayor lee for the groundbreaking. this is time lapsed animated video of the project posted online by the airport. faa says the critical infrastructure project will create local jobs and increase safety. new tower is expected to be completed 2014. expect detours today in berkeley as crews begin road repairs from 9 a.m. to 3:00 in the afternoon it will affect two sections of the road northbound from adeline to california street and southbound from san pablo to california and california to adeline. one lane in each direction of ashby will remain open. cross streets will be closed as construction moves through the area. resurfacing work will continue all week on various stretches of busy ashby avenue so be aware of that >> time for the weather

forecast. feeling a little mist and drizzle. feeling the heat a little later this afternoon if you are headed inland and also tomorrow and wednesday certainly for most everyone, most. but we have our microclimates that will stay with us. doppler showing sweep to the north, we are looking at low cloudiness across the bay into livermore, also by the delta where the breeze is blowing when we have that southwesterly want you are going to get some relief this afternoon. despite numbers warming up should be nice, 55 san carlos, 64 half moon bay, we are starting out with marine layer over 1,000 feet that's why we are waking to the grey by 9:00, we should see more clearing into the east bay. by the afternoon, still cloudy at our coast, we will hold on to the cool temperatures at our beaches. warming begins around the bay and inland. hot weather tomorrow into our

inland valleys. today return to low to mid 90s neighbor that's your summertime thing in the east bay valleys that will be happening today with comfortable numbers on the peninsula. statewide, no relief with 105 in fresno. good morning. couple problems right now. one in oakland, large amount of garbage reported on the carson street on-ramp to southbound 13. apparently, the on-ramp is blocked until they can clear the garbage it could take time if you are heading through that direction you might want to pop on to 580 as an alternate two accidents in the santa cruz area, one southbound, 101 at hearn often the shoulder car drove off the freeway. north 101 car hit a dog. look out for that a lane could be blocked northbound. traffic still getting by okay on 101. checking out westbound 80 through berkeley, a stall was reported near gilman in the right lane right around the

corner here. done see up in slowing or cars stacking up, might have been -- don't see much slowing or cars stacking up might have been cleared already. 101 good through san rafael, south bay everything okay, headlights northbound 280 out of san jose up towards cupertino that's 17 across your screen. 5:38. still ahead, more changes may be coming to the ballots used in san francisco elections. next, why some city leaders want to scale back ranked-choice voting. a bay area man's encounter with a shark. @

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good morning. live look from mount tamalpais thick covering of clouds and fog in the area. even experiencing mist on the way in to work this morning many lisa is in for mike this morning she will tell you more about the forecast coming up. more news. san francisco board of supervisors will be considering a november ballot measure to revise rank choice voting tomorrow. under a new proposal rank choice voting would only be eliminated from the mayor's race there would be a prime party for mayor in september and a runoff in november when turnout is usually high.

rank choice for city wide offices was approved by so thers in 2002. the race for district attorneys, city treasure esch, sheriff, board of supervisor and other -- officers would remain rank choice under the plan. in petaluma three men under arrest for stealing property out of 18 public storage units. they were caught with stolen vehicles which put investigators on the trail. fremont man counting his blessings this morning after frightening encounter with a shark this weekend as he was kayaking in santa cruz county. the shark left its mark on the kayak during attack. the man says the force threw him into the water. he swam a bit then jumped aboard a private boat nearby. mel described the shark saying

his head was grey and white under his mouth his mouth was closed when i saw him come out of the surface with my kayak in miss mouth. i could still vividly see the seriousness in his eyes. retailers turning more attention to the gay communey. bloomberg report is next. -- what researchers say turned up in the food you eat every day. >> first the unreleaning heat now drop in temperatures why cooler weather may cause even more missy. remembering ernest borgnine. a -- look back at the career of an unlikely star.

good morning. we are waking to low clouds and fog this morning. mist and drizzle out there at our coast we will be looking at hot numbers inland no relief all week. set a record yesterday at reno airport, 99°. it will get that hot inland. i'll tell you about it, coming up. new this morning taliban says they are responsible for roadside bowling that killed six americans in afghanistan sunday.

nato says the blast was causedded by ied. the troops were on patrol in the eastern part of the country. insurgents stepped up taxes to take back key areas. bombs and other attacks killed 16 afghan ians, five policemen and two members of the u.s. led coalition yesterday alone. this morning ernest borgnine is being remembered for a remarkable career one of his most memorable roles the scheming skipper in the 60s tv series, mchale's navy. >> this is chief lelani, lani. >> he also made his mark playing the sadistic army sergeant in "from here to eternity." he won an academy award for his role in marty. his career spanned seven decades and more than 200 film and tv parts. he lent his voice to the simpsons in his 80s. >> don't worry kids i'll take care of him with my trustee --

umm -- >> also the voice of mermaid man in sponge bob. he died yesterday in los angeles at the age of 95. today the president will announce he wants the tax cuts extended by one year for people making less than a quarter million dollars a year. house republicans are planning a vote to extend the cuts to everyone even those making a lot more. the obama campaign will host events in battleground stays to highlight the president's efforts to fight for middle class americans. mitt romney heads to aspen, colorado for a private fundraiser. he's back on the campaign trail after a week on vacation. protesters were nearby in new york last night when he raised millions from republicans donors in the

hamptons. he's scheduled to speak at the naacp conference tuesday. finally a break in the heatwave back east thunderstorms could cause problems for residents today. philadelphia, washington and st. louis will get a break from the 100+ temperatures thunderstorms in the forecast today for those cities. yesterday it was so hot in washington, d.c. the tires, look at this of a jet sank into the melting tarmac. across the nation 46 people have died from the he'd in -- from the heat in. we are getting our own warm-up around here. >> yeah, that's what happens when they are cooling down we warm up. it will be moderate warm-up not entirely across the bay area it won't be that offshore flow we talk about. still high fire danger, in the higher elevations today and throughout the next several days. here's a look outside, grey,

this marine layer extends into the livermore valley, clear in concord and by the delta this morning we have a cleary sky but we have the breeze live doppler, so the low clouds and fog last night grew and slid across the bay. sea breeze is healthy, going to keep the myco climates in full swing -- the microclimates in full swing today. 55 in livermore, low 50s in napa, temperatures fairly uniform, things change today slowly more tomorrow and wednesday just a degree warmer in san francisco, cooler in antioch and livermore due to that breeze. enjoy today. the breeze is reaching the east bay for now, keep temperatures in check we will warm-up a little. nothing too extreme to start out. fog through 9:00 in the east bay from hayward, fremont,

oakland then takes until 9:00 to pull back, 11:00 sunshine in the city, never clears really around pacifica and half moon bay. that's why we keep it cool there, mist and drizzle this morning. we are back into the 90s inland and hot weather tomorrow and wednesday. here's a sense of what you can expect 90 today santa rosa, 95 tomorrow, 98 wednesday. look at triple digit heat today low 90s concord and livermore, 5 to 7° warmer tomorrow, then 101 expected wednesday with 92 in the south bay. it is this piece of energy from the midwest headed our way, temporarily. we will keep the low clouds and fog at the coast, sea breeze confined there. today mid 70s san mateo, 62 half moon bay, 80 in fremont, by the monterey bay lots of fog now, 66 later on the look ahead, warmest numbers midweek then cool off the end of the

week. across the golden gate bridge you might find nothing no major delays now. fine at the bay bridge toll, delay-free. ride across the san mateo bridge, very light traffic heading into the eastbound direction for headlights and westbound little more crowd -- crowded out of hayward dry time 14 minutes from 880101. cop mute through livermore with the waze traffic app, you can get street level traffic heavy now on basco road that was reported 15 minutes ago by traffic spotter. slow on westbound 580 this new one just came up westbound 580, a minute ago, minor crash reported there we'll see if that adds to the slowing out of altamont pass which is think very at 22 miles an hour, 27 miles an hour even on westbound 205 out of8ktracy.

grant line road not a great alternate, moving at 20 miles per hour. of course, if you have you haven't already download it by going to abc7news.com/waze you can put it on your smartphone or iphone. 5:53. college loans becoming bigger issue with the presidential election around the corner. here's jane king. good morning. in this final stretch leading up to the november presidential elect college costs and debt becoming a bigger issue than ever, soared faster than the rate of inflation than over the past 40 years. meantime, corn prices are surging heatwave sweeping the midwest, usda says crops an as of july 1st, were in the worst condition since 1988. that could drive up costs at the grocery since corn is a basin greedient in so many

foods also -- a base ingredient in so many foods also feeds livestock. jc penney and target turning attention to gays and lesbians. the group wields substantial buying power but hasn't been fully integrated into mainstream advertising. gays have nearly doubled the disposable income of average americans. 7-eleven tries to bring in customers to its stores, celebrating with free i day this week it is -- free slurpy day this week, july 11th. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. 5:54 now. the man charged with second degree murder for shooting death of unarmed florida teenager trayvon martin is now staying in a safe house. yesterday george zimmerman posted bail for the second

time since his arrest he was whisked away to an undisclosed location after putting up the 10% minimum of a one million dollar bond. some of martin's supporters have been angry it took 46 days after the february shooting to arrest money. these hiding now because he has -- no arrest zimmerman. he's in hiding now because he has received death threats. a 25-year-old was dancing at a party when she hugged an off-duty officer from behind the pressure caused his weapon to accidentally discharge killing the woman with a man recovering from injuries he suffered from a -- when a parking pay station blew up. it is not a life-threatening injury. doctors linked a deadly form of a common childhood illness to the mysterious deaths of money than 50

children in cambodia the world health organization says lab tests identified a strain of hand foot-and-mouth disease deaths caused panic because doctors at first couldn't identify the disease last year the disease sickened more than 110,000 people in ha region. new research shows chicken you -- you buy at supermarkets are full of pharmaceuticals. a study found grocery store chickens contains traces of free zack, caffeine, tylenol and benadryl. prozac produces anxiety in chicken, can lead to tougher meat. caffeine keeps them awake to eat more and grow faster. >> a disturbing thought. >> all of them mixed together, you bet it is. next, developing news from oakland. the search for the gunman who opened fire outside a movie theater, hitting five people. also, the new way caltrain

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